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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1969

Page

4

Irish in NCAA Contention Faces Tough Early Tests

Notre Dame on a roll with an 87-86 comeback over Michigan led by Austin Carr's 37 points and Sid Catlett spark off the bench. The 13th ranked Irish aim to carry momentum into the season as they chase a national title. Meanwhile Davidson, North Carolina, Colorado, and St Bonaventure posted impressive early wins as college basketball opened.

Ted Meier Associated Press Fighting Irish Notre Dame Michigan Johnny Dee Big Ten Minnesota Miami Ohio Sid Catlett South Bend Catlett Austin Carr

Juco Double On Tap For Busters In Liberal And Garden City

Garden City Juco Busters schedule two non league games against North Platte and Frank Phillips Juco. Friday at Liberal Rindom Hall 7 pm Garden City vs North Platte 8:30 pm Liberal Juco vs Borger Phillips Juco. Saturday at Garden City High gym 7 pm Liberal vs North Platte 8:30 pm Garden City vs Phillips Juco. Garden City stands 2-3 after season to date.

Garden City Junior College Broacbusters Seward County Juco Liberal Rindom Hall Garden City North Platte Neb Frank Phillips Borger Tex Garden City High Phillips Juco Garden The Busters Texas Panhandle Clarendon Phillips Paris Northeastern Colorado Jaco Sterling Lamar Colo Soph Randy Swearengen Steve Ostmeyer Grinnell Swearengen

Icers Streak Ends After 153 Games in NHL

Minnesota star Jean-Paul Parise sat out a game with Toronto due to a bruised foot, snapping his 153 game consecutive playing streak begun after joining Minnesota mid 1960s season. Also from Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth announces co captains Murray Bowden and Bob Peters for 1970 football team.

Lalicker Tops Yankee League in 1969 70 bowling week

Jerry Lalicker rolled 230 for high single and 610 for top series at Garden Bowl as the Yankee League finished week 15 of the 1969 70 season. Knights of Columbus led team totals with 3,029 in the series while Veterans of Foreign Wars posted a best game of 1,067. Betty Heath led the Dustbowl League week with 213 and 535 for high game and top series for Scott City Air Service. Dairy Queen posted 978 as best team game and Farr Better feeds led with 2,686 team series. Betty Williams had 162 and 450 for Flintstones in the Tumbleweed League. Thunder birds led with 585 in game and 1,664 in team series.

Jerry Lalicker Garden Bowl Yankee League Knights of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars Betty Heath Scott City Air Service Dairy Queen Farr Betty Williams Tumbleweed League Flintstones Thunderbirds

No 60 Golfer In a Key Spot on PGA Tour Money List

MIAMI AP Jack McGowan a 38 year old veteran figures as the pivotal No 60 on the PGA Tour money list entering the Danny Thomas Diplomat Open. The cut off at 60 determines exempt status for next year with many players chasing the spot amid a crowded field and rising new talents.

Miami Jack McGowan San Antonio Arnold Palmer Frank Beard Dave Hill Orville Moody George Archer McGowan Tony Jacklin Johnny Pott

Kinney named Big Eight sophomore Offensive Player of the Year

Jeff Kinney of Nebraska edged Oklahoma’s Jack Mildren for the AP honor in a close vote. The 6 foot 2 inch back racked 546 rushing yards and 432 receiving yards, with key games against Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri boosting his selection. Coach Bob Devaney praised Kinney as Nebraska’s most impressive versatile sophomore back.

Kansas City Jeff Kinney Nebraska Associated Press McCook Neb Jack Mildren Oklahoma Kinney Larry Frost Joe Orduna Kansas Missouri Big Eight Jeff Cornhusker Bob Devaney Colorado Herb Orvis Orvis

Orvis Big Eight sophomore defensive pick for Colorado

Colorado’s 6-foot-4 225-pound freshman end Herb Orvis shared the Big Eight defensive player of the year honor after a season in which he partnered with Bill Brundige to pressure opposing quarterbacks. Orvis, a Flint Michigan product, joined the Army first, earned a degree, then came to Colorado, where he joined a fearsome defensive line.

Kansas City Colorado Bill Brundige Herb Orvis Buffs Orvis Brundige Associated Press Big Eight Flint Mich Kenny Page Kansas John Brown Missouri Bill Collins Dave Perini Dave Capra Buffalo Army Eddie Crowder Wiesbaden Germany

One Deer Is Gunners' Limit

Pratt AP Kansas hunters begin firearms deer season as 7 593 permits issued across 21 units. Officials estimate 35 000 to 38 000 deer in state with a one-deer limit. Archery season closed Nov 30 with bow harvest around 300. final bow total pending. Commission praises safety record and urges continued care.

Pratt Kan Kansas Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission the Commission

Golfer Makes Ace on Rebound at Bridgnorth

BRIDGNORTH England AP golfer John Long achieved a hole in one on a rebound. The high handicap player sent a 178 yard shot that struck fellow golfer Pat Sullivan on the thigh as he stood on the green and rolled into the hole.

Bridgnorth England John Long Pat Sullivan

Mets Acquire Foy in Key Trade at Winter Meetings

At Miami Beach AP reports Mets land Joe Foy from Kansas City in a 2 for 1 deal sending Amos Otis and Bob Johnson to Royals. Oakland picks up Felipe Alou from Atlanta in straight swap for Jim Nash as trading heats up with Fort Lauderdale meetings. Otis had been center field prospect. Foy to third base with versatility.

Miami Beach Fla Felipe Alou West Coast New York Joe Foy Oakland Charlie Finley Mets Athletics Alou San Francisco Atlanta Braves Jim Nash Foy Amos Otis Bob Johnson Kansas City Royals Kansas City Met Detroit Tigers Montreal Jerry Roberts Joe Sparma Fort Lauderdale Finley A’s Nash Kansas City A’s Larry Jaster Jim Britton Braves Wigwam Ed Charles Royals Boston

College Scores From The Associated Press Report

East St. Bonaventure 106 Detroit. Coll. 54 LaSalle 95 Albright 59 Cheyney 74 Bloomsburg 73 St Jos Pa 98 Hofstra 57 Connecticut 65 Fairfield 64 Penn 80 Rutgers 71 Syracuse 90 Buffalo 64 Fordham 93 Yale 63 Colgate 78 Cornell 76 South Davidson 109 Furman 90 Vanderbilt 87 Mississippi 75 Maryland 92 Geo Washn 71 W Va 106 Wm Mary 80 Citadel 87 Wofford 75 No carlina 100 Mercer 52 Ga Tech 92 Georgia 90 Navy 71 VMI 66 Midwest Indiana 100 Chi Loyola 95 Notre Dame 87 Michigan 86 Columbia 83 Northwestern 68 Bradley 114 Minn Duluth 81 Miami Ohio 77 No Til 74 Ind St 86 So Dakota 78 No Dak St 77 Parsons 52 Okla City 99 SMU 74 Southwest Texas El Paso 61 Okla Christian 45 Trinity Tex 202 SW Tex St 74 Mexican Olympic Team 68 Southwestern U 59 Far West Weber St 59 Ariz State 57 Stanford 84 San Jose St 72 Colo 80 Calif Irvine 65 Denver 92 Montana 58 Tournaments Nebraska AC Tournament Championship Doane 65 Neb Wesleyan 54 Third Place Hastings 82 Midband 66 Fifth Place Concordia 62 Dana 61

Penn Rutgers Maryland George Washington Vanderbilt Mississippi Navy Virginia Military Miami Ohio Ilinois Denver Montana Oklahoma City Southern Methodist Stanford San Jose THE Associated Press East St. Bonaventure Detroit Coll LaSalle Albright Cheyney Bloomsburg St. Jos.’s Hofstra Connecticut Fairfield Syracuse Buffalo Fordham Yale Colgate Cornell South Davidson Furman Geo. Wash W. Va Wm. & Mary Citadel Wofford Carolina Mercer Ga. Tech Georgia VMI Midwest Indiana Chi Loyola Notre Dame Michigan Columbia Northwestern Bradley Minn Duluth No. Til Ind. St So. Dakota No. Dak. St Parsons Okla City SMU Far West Weber St Ariz. State Colo Calif.Irvine

Garden City again hosts AAAA regional basketball tourney

Garden City has been chosen for a second straight year as the site of a Class AAAA high school regional basketball tournament. Four teams will compete here with Garden City High as host and the regional champion advancing to state. Dates and teams to be announced. Garden City beat Liberal last year for the regional crown and the Buffs were eliminated in the state opener at Wichita State University.

Garden City Garden City High Liberal Buffs Wichita State University Kansas City Turner Kansas

Annual Alibi Bowling Tourney winds toward finish in Garden Bowl

After two weeks of action the Alibi Bowling Tourney at Garden Bowl lists leaders across divisions. Gary Cheatham Pratt tops men's singles with 710 including handicap while Kenneth Marshall Syracuse and Bill Josefiak Kinsley follow. In men's doubles leaders are Wetzel Josefiak Kinsley pairing at 1288, with Lutz McGuire and Barr Carroll also from Kinsley. Women lead with McLaren and Swisher Syracuse at 1172, followed by Carter Negley Syracuse and Maxwell Hewes Ingalls.

Garden Bowl Kenneth Marshall Syracuse Bill Josefiak Kinsley Darryl Horst Pratt Joe Luce Dale Wilson Carol Wetzel Joe Eloise Carter Thelma Negley Dorothy Maxwell Betty Hewes Ingalls Sandra McClaren Alice Josefiak

Emporia Star Cerone Leads Small College All America

Bruce Cerone of Emporia State and Paul Hatchett of North Dakota State headline the Associated Press small college All America team. The list spotlights top prospects for pro scouts, with Terry Bradshaw of Louisiana Tech praised as a premier quarterback candidate and other standouts including Dan Buckley Arkansas State and Richard McGeorge Elon among the offense, plus Harvey Adams Kings Point and Clovis Swinney Arkansas State on defense. Hatchett rushed for 808 yards and 18 touchdowns, while Cerone caught 77 passes for 1315 yards and 13 touchdowns, near record marks.

NEW York Bruce Cerone Emporia State Paul Hatchett North Dakota State Associated Press Richard McGeorge Elon John Kohler South Dakota Doug Wilkerson North Carolina Central Glenn Kidder McNeese State Joe Abilene Christian Merl Code North Carolina A&t David Hadley Alcorn A&m Bruce Taylor Boston University Dan Buckley Arkansas State Larry Schreiber Tennessee Tech Leon Burns Long Beach State Harvey Adams Kings Point Yeddy Taylor Eastern Kentucky Glenn Lafleur Southwestern Louisiana Calvin Lee Willamette Cerone Hatchett Kohler Lafleur Lee Hadley Gil Brandt Dallas Cowboys Joe Namath Bradshaw Sammy Baugh Schreiber Northwestern Louisiana Ohio Valley Conference Stan Sheriff Northern Town King Arthur James East Texas State Frank Lewis Grambling James Lone Star Lewis Burns Long Beach McGeorge Adams

Yankee Pilots Pick First 20 Blue-Gray Rosters

Yankee coaches have recruited 20 players for the Blue-Gray all star game to be played Dec. 27 in Montgomery. Seventeen hail from the Big 10 and Big Eight conferences with Oklahoma State and Kansas State each having three players. Northern coaches Ben Martin Floyd Gass and Don Faurot will lead the North with Faurot making his 16th appearance.

Montgomery Ala Yankss Ben Martin Air Force Floyd Gass Oklahoma State Don Faurot Missouri Martin Gass Faurot Yankee Kansas State Charles Collins Kansa State Monte Huber Colorado Wayne Beske Towa State Bob Liggett Nebraska Bob Deerinwater John Stucky Benny Goodwin Manuel Barrera Jerry Sherk

Bowl League bowling notes from several leagues

John Farmer rolled 210 for high game and 555 for top series in the Prairie Mixed League at Garden Bowl. Nancy Derryberry led the DeCamp Safety Lane women with a 519 series, while Rickman Body Shop posted 820 best team game and 2357 top team series. Other leagues show Mary Hoffman 203 game for Tornado League, Allee Morris 475 series for Morris Feedyard, Red's Gulf Service 2534 top team series, and Hernandez 208 game 558 series for the National League.

John Farmer Garden Bowl Prairie Rickman Body Shop Joan Borthwick Nancy Derryberry Baker's A&w Eugenne Crane Fuetantica

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Davidson North Carolina Morer UCAL Irvine St. Bonaventure Bonnies Detroit College Mike Malloy Terry Holland Soph Bill Chamberlain Cliff Meely Big Bob Lanier Jim McMillan Chicago Ken Johnson St. Joseph's Philadelphia Penn State Kent State Carnnell Cluding Ostmeyer Bill Deeds Brewster Mark Nelson Fresh Panhandle State Colby Texans Concordia Great Bend Knights Norfolk Saints Icer Lalicker Ron Cerrudo Doug Sanders By Walt Ditzer Husker Mildren Roy Bell Garden City Telefram Gil Hodges Otis Tommie Agee Tidewater Farm Johnson Tidewater Memphis Rich Beck al Schmeltz Bill Hepler Mike Minster Steve McMillan Expos Robertson Sparma Tigers Southwest Texas el Paso Okla Christian Trinity, Tex Southwestern U Doane Wesleyan Hastings Midband Dana Darryl Woodson Kansas State High School Activities Assn Gary Cheatham Helen Lane Doris Rector Louise Brehm Syrause Martha Householder Aileen Swisher Emporia Tech Swinney Southland Bennett Harry Agganis New England Larry Naviaux Naviaux Yankee Pilots
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